China has been effectively using the salami-slicing technique to not only strengthen its position along the frontiers but also gradually cut-off piece by piece the other nation's land as Beijing encroached Bhutanese land and Nepal's Humla territory in line with such thoughts.
China has also strengthened its military facilities in Tibet while the region is also witnessing an upgrade of military infrastructure, including heliports and missile bases.
Reinforcing the Tibetan borderland is China's long-running attempt to outmanoeuvre India. In this context, China has either surreptitiously occupied vantage points along the borderline or has staked claim to the areas considered strategically important, IFFRAS informed.
Beijing's claim over Bhutanese land and encroachment upon Nepal's Humla is also a part of the same strategy from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Beijing first nibbles like a silkworm and later swallow the targeted land when the other country is unaware.
In an attempt to show its presence, China has put up fences and wires Nepal's territory in Humla district, informed a report by a study panel formed by the Nepalese Ministry of Home Affairs.
Citing Ministry of Home Affairs, Kathmandu Post reported that a host of issues has been identified along the Nepal-China border in Humla.
The report has made a dozen recommendations, identifying the problems along the Nepal-China border in Humla, from border pillar numbers 4 to 13, the publication said.
According to the report, since the 1963 Boundary Protocol has marked the area from pillar number 5 (2) to the middle of the Kit Khola as the boundary between the two countries, the territory belongs to Nepal.
Meanwhile, China's bordering nations are feeling the heat as Beijing's greed to usurp and covet territory of another country seems to be never-ending, IFFRAS informed.
( With inputs from ANI )
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